1. to speak or write about future events, especially with divine inspiration or claimed knowledge
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'prophesy'
2. to make a solemn or authoritative declaration about what will happen
Usage: often used in religious or formal contexts

Examples

• The ancient oracle prophesizes that a great leader will emerge from the east.
• She prophesizes doom if the kingdom does not change its ways.
• The economist prophesizes a recession within the next two years.
• He prophesizes the coming of a new era of peace.
• The prophet prophesizes based on visions and spiritual insight.
• Scientists do not prophesy; they make predictions based on data.